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> it leaves the person free to do something more useful with their life. And in this hypothetical, you'd be in favor of paying that person now, right? Surely t
by malcolmgreaves 3y ago
> it leaves the person free to do something more useful with their life.
And in this hypothetical, you'd be in favor of paying that person now, right? Surely the machine doesn't need the money in exchange for the value of its labor.
- ta1243 3y agoThus it lowers the cost of providing service thus lowers the price to the customer.
- malcolmgreaves 3y agoSo, I think what you're implying is that lower costs are good for everyone, right?
- ta1243 3y agoYup. Lower costs are a reflection of less human effort going into getting the same result. That's a great move. In an ideal world all work would be done by automation, and everyone else would be free to do what they wanted for fun.